When it comes to financial planning, are you wondering how things work - and why?
Here we answer questions about the consequences and benefits of working with a financial planner...
Financial Planning FAQs
The financial planning FAQs list are designed to answer some of the questions that you might have about using the services of a financial planner.
These FAQs are separated into generic questions about financial planning and financial planners. They also deal with the services available and the costs associated investing through a financial planner – as well as answering a number of questions that are specific to Continuum Financial Planners Pty Ltd (how we ‘keep our professional house in order’). For messages from satisfied clients about the value of the services we deliver, go to the ‘Clients Say’ Page.
What Does a Financial Planner Do?
- Wealth Accumulation and Investment Strategies
- Asset Protection and Risk Insurance Strategies
- Cashflow Management, including Debt Management
- Superannuation Strategies, including Self-Managed Superannuation Funds
- Retirement Planning, including Centrelink Strategies
- Estate Planning
How Can a Financial Planner Help Me?
- Understand your financial goals and their significance to you
- Work with you to assess your resources
- Determine which advice services may best help you achieve your goals within your timeframe
- Wealth Accumulation and Investment Strategies
- Asset Protection and Risk Insurance Strategies
- Cashflow Management, including Debt Management
- Superannuation Strategies, including Self-Managed Superannuation Funds
- Retirement Planning, including Centrelink Strategies
- Estate Planning
How Much Money Do I Need to See a Financial Planner?
When Should I See Financial Planning?
- Starting or changing employment
- Moving out of your parents’ home
- Buying property
- Entering a personal or business relationship
- Starting a business or family
- Planning for or commencing retirement
- Aged Care
- Receiving an inheritance or benefiting from a capital gain
Who are Continuum Financial Planners?
What are your fees?
Our initial meetings are complimentary. They are an opportunity to discuss your financial goals and determine which advice services might benefit you.
How do I know if Continuum Financial Planners is the right fit for me?
What does the process at ContinuumFP involve?
What should I do to prepare for my initial meeting at ContinuumFP?
- Personal or household budgets.
- A list of assets and liabilities.
- Details of any loans, including balances, interest rates, and repayment schedules.
- Latest statements of your superannuation accounts.
- Recent statements for any investment assets, such as shares or managed funds.
- Details of any insurance policies you hold.
- Recent pay slips or income statements.
- Your Tax File Number and a form of ID, like a driver’s licence or passport.
- Having these documents at hand can provide a clearer picture of your financial situation, enabling us to give more precise and tailored advice.